Man accuses wife of practising dark magic to harm him

NT Correspondent

Bengaluru: A city-based businessman has filed a complaint with the police, accusing his wife and her parents of practising black magic to harm him and his family.

According to sources, the complainant resides in an apartment near Church Street in Bengaluru and married a 35-year-old doctor last year. He frequently travels for work-related purposes.

The complainant stated that upon returning from a business trip in February, he discovered that his wife had severed both her thumbs and used the blood to anoint ash, camphor, and coconut scattered in the bathroom of his house.

He also found lemon slices placed at various corners of his house, which raised his suspicions. Furthermore, the complainant mentioned that he had approached a private detective agency to seek help in unravelling this mystery.

He was shocked to learn that his wife and her parents had consulted an astrologer from Attiguppe and a priest who conducted rituals in a cemetery.

The Cubbon Park police in Karnataka have initiated legal proceedings under the Karnataka Prevention and Eradication of Inhuman Evil Practices and Black Magic Act, 2017, in response to these accusations and are currently conducting an investigation.

Additionally, the complainant discovered that his wife allegedly began adding various substances like oils and ash into the meals prepared by their cook at home.

In his complaint to the Cubbon Park Police, the complainant asserted that his father had been bedridden for the past few days, and his pet dog passed away several months ago.